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0Apr 6, '09 by Andrewn2192I already have my RN and plan on getting my BSN and am looking at online school to get it
can anyone tell me anything about the chamberlain college of nursing RN to BSN program?
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4Apr 6, '09 by nikpik27I have been enrolled since Jan 09 with Chamberlain. I have completed 2 classes and on week 6 of 2 more. The classes are 8 weeks in length. The nursing class is taken through Chamberlain and the general education class is from DeVry.
In the nursing class, you have to post 2 times per week to a weekly discussion thread. In general ed class you have to post 3 times. Of course the posts have to be of value in order to get credit for each week.
There are lots, and I mean lots of papers to write. They are of varying lenghts and types and you often get to pick what you want to write about which is nice. Lots of internet surfing for research. There are sometimes books required for the class but they are all online. You pay a fee like 60 or so dollars but at least you don't have a butt-load of books you will never look at again lying around.
I have really enjoyed the school as I graduated from EC in sept. It was a quick jump back into school but I am enjoying it. I should be done with my BSN in early 2010.
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1Apr 7, '09 by Pixie.RN, BSN, RN, EMT-P Senior ModeratorTuition is pricey at Chamberlain, but I'm enjoying the program. I started on my RN-BSN classes in October 2008, but I'm just taking one class at a time, for the most part. I think I actually like DeVry's online format a little better than Chamberlain's, but they use similar software for the classes. But yes, there have been lots of papers to write! Luckily I enjoy that sort of thing.
When I looked at the price of Chamberlain vs. other programs, the bottom line came out nearly the same because Chamberlain gave me more credit for my previous college classes (206 credits) than the other schools did.
As far as the school goes, it has both a brick-and-mortar program as well as online, and it's NLNAC and CCNE-accredited. As far as I know, those things sound good to employers.exnavygirl-RN likes this. -
0Apr 14, '09 by krysia001do you have to have an act or sat score to get into this college? i dont believe i ever took one, and i want to apply to this school but im not sure if i need to have these results. if i do have to have an act or sat score, does anyone know if i can still do this test now that im almost 30! i always thought this was for high school kids. I had a really bad experience in my previous nursing school with a few really mean teachers, does anyone know how the teachers at chamberlain are? im really hesitant to try and get back into a nursing program..please answer
0Apr 14, '09 by Pixie.RN, BSN, RN, EMT-P Senior Moderatorkrysia, are you looking at the online RN-BSN, or the actual traditional program?
0Apr 14, '09 by Pixie.RN, BSN, RN, EMT-P Senior ModeratorYou might want to post your question in the forum for the state where the campus you're interested in is located -- this is the distance learning forum, so we're discussing the online program, not the traditional one. I have to say, though, that my dealings with Chamberlain have been great so far! Good luck.
1Apr 29, '09 by TXRenaNPI had a friend who was looking into different programs. Chamberlains was one. She was accepted, they gave her a lot of credit for past classes, however they were quite expensive. What she did, before she made her final decision was to look at some of the local colleges who also had online programs. She called and sent in transcripts. They would give her as many credit hours AND it was 1/3 of the cost. Plus if she needed to, the college was within traveling distance. Many of the colleges/universities now have online RN to BSN/BSN to MSB/RN to MSN programs.txspadequeenRN likes this.


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Seriously, Israel should get real and stop putting up a pretence of a modern, liberal state with a Jewish base (something that most Israelis believe is contradicting itself in practise: how can you be liberal & modern when you suppress people based on ethnicities?; how can you have a Jewish base when you allow gays to live there?; how can you be a democracy when the majority of the people who live under your rule are denied the right to vote?; how can you agree to a two- or three-state solution when you are continuously absorbing lands of the proposed states?; how can you not allow Judaic law to be established and instead live under a version of Christian law?).Israel should become a Judaic theocracy, it would serve the area better. And I'm certain that Arabs would more like to deal with Jewish rabbis than the pseudo-liberal two-faced men they've been negotiating with the last half-century.
When it comes to Israel, everyone is an extremist. Where are the moderates in this debate? Why must one be either entirely pro-Palestinian or entirely pro-Israeli? Isn't there a comfortable middle ground? I see wrong in both sides. Palestinians have committed terrorist acts, as have Israelis (remember the poor British soldiers blown up by Jewish settlers in 1947?). Both sides need to make concessions, both sides need to moderate their rhetoric. Just because I see errors in the conduct of the Israeli government, does not mean I don't think the nation should exist. And likewise, just because I think that Palestinian terrorism is wrong, does not make me a zionist. This is a book by a Palestinian, why would he write it from any other perspective? And why does it reflect badly on the Economist, what a Palestinian person writes? You people need to get a life.
Why let historical accuracy, facts, & objective analysis stand in the way of hypocritical self-righteousness?
From 1948 to 1967, the areas called Gaza & the West Bank were illegally seized in a war by the Arab states against the newly independent Israel. During that time, there were no cries of "occupation" nor calls for a Palestinian state. As a matter of fact, the Arabs insisted that there was no separate Palestinian nationality. In Gaza, the Egyptians maintained military rule, ruthlessly suppressed dissent, did not give Gazans citizenship, & did not allow them to leave Gaza.
Jordan did give West Bankers citizenship, to their credit, but there was no thought to an independent Palestinian state.
Neither Egypt nor Jordan did much to develop the area economically.
After the 1967 war, started by the Arab states, Israel found itself in possession of the territories. At a conference of the Arab League, ALL Arab state agreed to the three "NO's - no recognition, no negotiations, no end to hostilities.
After the Oslo Agreements, the vast majority of Arabs were living under the authority of the PA, headed by Arafat. There were no roadblocks, checkpoints, no separation wall, etc. There was, however, corruption, mismanagement, terrorism, all coupled with an impressive lack of economic development.
It was only after the intifada & an endless series of suicide bombers & atrocities that security measures were eventually put it in place. The disengagement from Gaza only gave rise to a Hamas-led terrorist state. The same thing would happen in the West Bank where an unreformed, corrupt, & inept Fatah theoretically governs.
But why stick to historical fact when it's so much easier to confuse cause & effect & feel so morally self-righteous in defense of the "poor oppressed innocent Palestinians" ....
To Gettir,I beg to differ and maintain my stand that "One does not love one's country for the buildings and roads!" I believe that for the Americans, 9/11 was a disaster associated more with their safety and security in their own country and infact in the heart of the largest and most bustling cities in USA than a calamity linked to the Twin Towers specifically. The resulting gaping void in their till-then-omnipresent-and-strong sense of security produced immense outrage, fear, vulnerability and a certain feeling of being confused and lost. Yes historic buildings do play a vital role in one's sense of ownership and belonging to one's country eg. the Temple you mention in the history of Palestine/Israel; but I am not sure one can say that for the 'new' buildings and roads! I do not object to Israel or its existence but to their treatment and actions to the Palestinians! And to the people which not only turns a blind eye to their misdeeds but also supports and encourages it. What they did and are doing is wrong and one who supports the wrong is just as culpable if not more!!
It's nice to have an account of how the landscape was in the west bank before all changes carried out by Isreal, from the ever growing settlements to the segregation wall built across the west bank dividing many towns and hindering the movement of Palestinians on the land identified by the international community as theirs.
This week, the E.U. will be meeting to discuss how to upgrade relations between the E.U. and Israel. It's an absolute disgrace that countries that practice racism and human rights violations should receive such attention.
The present band of thugs who represent the government of Israel should be held to account for the violations of mandates and conventions.
It is amazing how many liberal and elightened members of the western intelligensia excuse the treatment of "the donkey riding" Palestinian Arabs by the Jews in Israel; a de-humanising process that has led to the rise of an Apartheid state, where Jews from anywhere in the world are First class citizens, and where the native Arabs best know where they belong: in the Ghetto!
If anyone believes that a modern economy with all the benefits which it brings can be based on keeping goats and growing olives whilst believing that the Bank of England is owned by the Rothchilds then feel free to go ahead. Like many other countries the "landscape" you describe is in fact a country which is undergoing a procees of transformation from a very backward agrarian society to a modern industrial society.That in the end is probably what is needed.
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"One does not love one's country for the buildings and roads!"
After WTO was taken down on 9/11, many New Yorkers, I guess, would strongly disagree with that statement.
Besides, a place history is almost always somehow associated with certain buildings. To the best of my knowledge, one of the central historical events of Israel is destruction of the Temple.
Excuse me, but in the last 60 years, Israelis have built a modern, prosperous, technologically advanced, democratic state - and all of this done while absorbing millions of penniless refugees, 750,000 of whom were expelled from Arab countries, and in a constant state of war having been attacked from day one of independence.
Meanwhile, what have the Arabs done?
One word answer - Gaza.
So, please, spare me the usual lament on the plight of the poor Palestinians - you know, the guys that spent billions of YOUR money with nothing to show for it except extremism, terrorism, & Swiss bank accounts. Palestinians "suffering" is mainly self-inflicted -
One does not love one's country for the buildings and roads! It stems from a strong and unbreakable sense of belonging and ownership and identity with the place's history, culture, flora-n-fauna etc.I agree Israel has done wonders in terms of infrastructure and technological advancements in Israel, to be used by the Israelis and not the people they occupy of course! But the key fact is that it is not their land and even ignoring this fact, their occupation of Palestine since 1967 and unjust treatment of the occupied people is not right.
Yes, things were so much better when the land was an uninhabitable dessert. Damn those insensitive Zionists for making it inhabitable for over 10 million people. Lets tear down the ugly buildings, raze the intrusive roads and return the land to the scorpions.
Is there a way out?- Two state solution? Rather impossible with the Swiss cheese state of the West Bank!- One state solution? Why would Palestinians agree to a second-class status in Israel? and how would the hard-core Zionist agree to a secular Israel??I'd like to end with David Ben Gurion's famous words (one must laud his foresight) "If I was an Arab leader, I would never make peace with Israel...We have taken their country. Sure, God promised it to us, but what does that matter to them? Our God is not theirs...There has been anti-semitism, the Nazis, Hitler, Auschwitz, but was that their fault? They see only one thing: we have come here and stolen their country. Why should they accept that?"
It is easy to sympathize with the sufferings of the Jews during the World War - II (though one must also acknowledge that there have been worse holocausts in the history of the human race!) and hence the desire to create a safe haven for the Jews. But how fair is it to takeover 78% of the land occupied by the native Arabs (irrespective of whether undeveloped it was or not OR whether there 'legally' was a country called Palestine or not)? And as if this is not enough, Israel takes over the remnant 22% too in 1967 in the name of preemptive measures for their security! After unjustly occupying the whole of what-was-Palestine, it starts a modern version of Holocaust with numerous checkpoints, snaky walls, curfews, unequal division of natural resources, constant obstacles to economic progress! Right now, one cannot even think of Gaza without a shudder!!Do you really wonder at the hatred, anger, mental anguish and helplessness the Palestinians (not just in West Bank and Gaza but also the others scattered all over the world) suffer on a daily basis? Is it all that surprising that they fight back with whatever ancient and homemade rockets and weapons they may have? Yes now they may have a few not-so-old rockets in their arsenal but surely not as latest tech as the Israelis!One nation's freedom-fighters are another's terrorist ~ only this perception is widespread either due to- misplaced sympathy (no, Israel is not a victim!) or- ignorance (spread by constant biased reports by majority of the media) or- just a pitiful desire to be seem taking sides with America and IsraelWith no seeming solution and a constant helplessness, is it all very shocking that these people, oppressed for over 60 years now, give up hopes to see 'their own' land and turn to suicide bombing? And no it is not with a desire to get heaven or virgins, but more to just end this life of endless suffering!
Friends this is the author's opinion and surely he is free to have one, even if he is a Palestinian Arab!This article is a book review and hence naturally it describes whatever the author has penned. How does this make The Economist anti Israel? And can no journalist ever write what he/she thinks if his/her thoughts happen to be critical of Israel?? What happened to the freedom of speech and freedom of thought?For a nation claiming to the only democracy in the Middle East, Israel surely is not being very democratic and fair and equal to all the Arabs, Palestinian and Israeli alike. Where are pillars of democracy - justice, freedom, liberty, equality?
Justice is the word nobody wants to talk about. Peace, stability and all other similar words cannot be achieved without Justice. Israel's main issue is to demographically reach a point where Palestinians are no more than American Indians, incarcerated in their reserves.
Oh no the 'dogs in the manger boys' are out and about in force again today. But then maybe they're also big fans of 20th century modernist architecture and see their newly constructed concrete wall (monument…maybe) as a pleasing adherent to the Le Corbusier's school of thinking, maybe they should think about putting it up for an Aga Khan?
The closest place to Palestine I ever been is Cyprus and by many accounts it has similar landscapes. It is very beautiful country with very distinctive flora. If Palestine is indeed resembles Cyprus I can easily believe that both Arabs and Israeli love it to death, sometimes, as it known, in literal sense.
ghostof'lectricity, yet again, instead of dealing with the article's statements, you would rather ignore them and repeat the same mantra of "they are bad, we are defending ourselves". Israel is colonizing the West Bank.The occupation and the suffering of the Pal. is just a symptom of that process. And you cannot argue that its done by some rogue element of the Israeli society - just a couple of weeks ago the minister of development and housing ordered the building of hundreds of residential units in east Jerusalem and in the West Bank settlements. If you go on a tour in the West Bank, and you see a construction site, look at the announcement board - it will name all the companies, institutions and authorities that are involved in the construction, and among the names, you could easily notice "The Ministry of Housing and Development" - a part of the Israeli executive branch. So are you building settlements to block the suicide bombers? or by confiscating private Pal. lands for those new settlements (and their expansions) do you prevent from terrorists building more rocket shops? What about the articles that are published every couple of days about Pal. being attacked by settelers? Here is a map of Israeli settlement in the West Bank by "Shalom Now": http://www.peacenow.org.il/site/en/peace.asp?pi=59&fld=60 .Colonization in the process. Those little settlements perched on hills around big Pal. cities and villages are cute no? surely the standard of living was all that was present in the minds of the guys who decided where to build the settlements, right?Please, stop telling the whole world that Israel is the victim. Cause you and me know very well that on the Israeli street *many* say "This is our land, the whole lot of it. Why cant they just leave to one of the many Arab countries?"International readers, many Israelis oppose the settling of the West Bank. However, many are are in favor (I am not sure if more or less).Btw, I would have to disagree with the writer, those settlements are in good taste and they *do* blend pretty well with the surroundings but that might be a matter of.. taste. Vander, From a little green suburban bubble, 20 Km from the West Bank,Israel.
Guys, guys, oy gevalt. You were expecting maybe a balanced accounting in a British or European publication? Check out the Economist's corporate half-sister, the FT. Over the past two months alone it has published four editorials on the Israeli-Palestinian situation, all of them critical of Israel and insisting that the Israeli government initiate negotiations with Hamas. You know, the mensches who teach their children that Jews are "sons of apes and pigs," and have utilized Gaza, since Israel's unilateral withdrawal three years ago, as launching base for quotidian rocket attacks on Israel's civilian population? And the Economist (emphasis on "con"?) and the FT are the CENTER-RIGHT of the British political spectrum. What the New Statesman, the Guardian, and the Beeb have to say about Israel? Feh, you don't want to know. But this is nothing new. So why get your stomach in knots? You know the truth, I know it (Jewish refugees dispossessed and exiled from Arab lands after the 1947-48 founding of Israel, the Arab nations' deliberate fostering and furthering of Pal. refugees, the unrelenting terrorism, the refusal to accept compromises starting with the UN-endorsed Palestine partition in 1947, etc. ad nauseam)- you'll never convince the bien pensant British and continental journos of any of this. Stop giving yourselves headaches.
Shalom to you from your fellow Zionist oppressor, ghostof'lectricity
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Wall Street Journal Investigation Into MySpace Was Quietly Killed
A few days ago the Wall Street Journal published a series of articles about a supposed Facebook privacy breach. We and others noted that the article was complete rubbish. We also noted that the Wall Street Journal's sister company, MySpace, wasn't mentioned in the article – either as a disclosure of a conflict of interest or a discussion of whether MySpace was doing the… Read More
In Its Local Brawl With The NYT, The WSJ Pulls Out Some Foursquare Badges
The Wall Street Journal introduced a metro section today for Greater New York in Rupert Murdoch's ongoing efforts to go after the New York Times. The top story right now is "Rats Mob The Upper East Side" (seriously). The New York Times sent out a staff memo today to journalists mocking the Wall Street Journal's efforts, and offering "helpful hints to our… Read More
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Back in October 2009, Dow Jones debuted a premium business news site dubbed The Wall Street Journal Professional Edition in an attempt to get companies to pay up $588 a year for access to more personalized, business-related news and analysis. This morning, the WSJ Pro Edition became available to consumers as well, at the exact same price point ($49 per month) although existing WSJ.com… Read More


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Weekly DVD Drinking Game: 'Tron'
Drinking Games By Kevin Carr on April 7, 2011 | Be the First To CommentGreetings, Programs! There was a time when Tron was as cool as it could get. Then, in a world of liquid metal and computer-generated dinosaurs, it suddenly wasn't… and it disappeared off the grid. But like anything buried for years in the sand, it has become cool again. Some may argue that the original 1982 classic is cooler than the long-awaited sequel Tron Legacy. Now that both are available – and on stunning Blu-ray, no less – you can be the final judge. This game works for either flick, so you might just end up like the geriatric Kevin Flynn by the end, but you'll have fun going for the ride and knocking on the sky.
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Movie News By Neil Miller on February 24, 2010 | Comments (5)Film School Rejects has just received a message from the folks over at FlynnLives.com, the website at the heart of the latest viral marketing game associated with Disney's upcoming sequel Tron Legacy. For a few weeks, the site has been counting down to a 'zero hour' that will reveal the next steps…
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Prior to that, Nov 2011 - Jun 2013, I was a Research Associate in the Molecular Systematics and Evolutionary Genetics lab in Florida Museum of Natural History at the University of Florida and a Visiting Scientist in the Scientific Computing group (Exelixis lab) at the Heidelberg Institute for Theoretical Studies (HITS).
Earlier still, Sep 2008 - Sep 2011, I was a Ph.D student under the supervision of Prof. Costas S. Iliopoulos and Prof. Maxime Crochemore in the Department of Informatics at King's College London.
- 2008 - 2012: Ph.D in Computing, King's College London.
- 2007 - 2008: M.Sc in High-Performance Computing, University of Edinburgh.
- 2003 - 2007: Diploma in Informatics & Telecommunications, University of Athens.
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- Algorithms on strings and trees: pattern matching; indexing; comparison; and regularities.
- Algorithms for molecular biology.
- High-performance computing.
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[5] | S. P. Pissis, "MoTeX-II: structured MoTif eXtraction from large-scale datasets", BMC Bioinformatics, vol. 15, 2014, pp. 235. [bibtex] [doi] |
[4] | C. Barton, A. Heliou, L. Mouchard, S. P. Pissis, "Linear-time Computation of Minimal Absent Words Using Suffix Array", BMC Bioinformatics, vol. 15, 2014, pp. 388. [bibtex] [doi] |
[3] | C. Barton, C. S. Iliopoulos and S. P. Pissis, "Optimal Computation of all Tandem Repeats in a Weighted Sequence", Algorithms for Molecular Biology, vol. 9, no. 21, 2014. [bibtex] [doi] |
[2] | C. Barton, C. S. Iliopoulos and S. P. Pissis, "Fast Algorithms for Approximate Circular String Matching", Algorithms for Molecular Biology, vol. 9, no. 9, 2014. [bibtex] [doi] |
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The problem I've found is that without catalyst I don't have the mana to chase people with rift. I run out of mana after unleashing all my spells, not to mention the inability to charge up rift. I dunno for me chalice hasn't been working out too well.
Ugh... it really takes a few fail games to get used to not having all that early health... thank god I smurfed it (even though my record is pretty fail anyways). Oh well, its getting much better now that I realize that i a) pretty much can't tower-dive until Rylai's and b) need to worry about health>mana now. The good news is that with ignite and cleanse, squishies DIE... fast. You really have to hang back in team fights and wait until the opportune moment to own an important member of their team, but oh can you fulfill that duty.
I end up having both health and mana problems. Altho chalice does give me much needed mana reg it doesn't reg enough to give me enough mana to do combo's. I usually need 2 rifs for a fight (in and out) or even 3 (chase) a null sphere and ofcourse force pulls. Without the sapphire (or catalyst later on) I cannot pull that off. Besides, the extended tower range, higher tower damage actually is an indirect nerf to kassadin so one needs to have more mana. I'm testing my own build with fast rod, followed by chalice and death grasp + void staff. Will post later on
Senate, you beat me to it, I've been testing lately and I've got a new build that I think, it's the same as my old build effectively, with an earlier rush on RoA, and replacing Mejais with DFG. basically Doran's Ring Catalyst amp tome boots->Sorc Shoes catalyst->RoA Amp Tome-> Codex Void Staff Codex->DFG Frozen Heart Zhonya's it's worked out well for me thus far. Also I've taken Cleanse instead of exhaust.
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Let me clarify some key concepts here, just to get everybody on the same page: 1. Deathfire Grasp is your god. Deathfire Grasp is a party favor no Kassadin should be without. Master the hotkey. Get used to the idea of Lucky Pick being required for Deathfire. Get your Lucky Pick as fast as you can and sit on it for a while, it'll help cheapen the price. This. Item. Is. Key. 2. Speccing Ignite is your god. Dorian's Ring worth of AP on the first use? Check. Scaling into late game? Check. Non-armor reduced DoT? Check. Helpful for picking up those feisty Golem buffs? Check. 3. Deathfire Grasp + Meditation Mastery + Chalice = 27.5 mana per 5. Toss in the Chalice passive? You're going to have over 50 mana per 5 at PLENTY of points in the game. Add that to your mana steal W that you should of been mastering? Any good Kassadin player can stay mana efficient. A golem buff here or there wouldn't be too bad either. I don't think the mana management is the issue with this build, I think health is the issue. Remember to get some max health runes, they go a long way. If you're having issues surviving, try getting Giant's Belt earlier then later. It's cheaper then Catalyst, it builds into something you need, and it saves you upgrade costs.


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Superintendent Jody Barrow said he had received correspondence from Tyrone Mayor Eric Dial indicating that a new garden club had inquired about using a portion of the former school grounds to establish a community garden.
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The city's budget process "went slightly off-track last year," Peachtree City Mayor Vanessa Fleisch admitted Jan. 15 in her State of the City address at a meeting of the Peachtree City Rotary Club.
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by Shawn Carney – 40 Days for Life Thankfully, Steve Karlen, our North American outreach coordinator, packed warm clothing for his five campaign stops across the state of New York! Today, he mentions the cold conditions that these campaigns have endured. But the weather has not deterred them from standing strong for the unborn. In fact,… (84)


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I saw the Sony Blu-ray demo of Kill Bill at the HE show. The standard def and Blue-ray def of this demo seemed loaded to me or it needed to be explained better. If you looked at the sword handles as they panned through the scene showing both standard and hi def you'll see very blurry handles where you can't see the cross stitching on them in standard def but are razor sharp in hi def showing the red and black cross stitching. I haven't gone back to a copy of Kill Bill yet, but I will, and run it on my projector to see if I can see the difference. The standard def in their demo looked more like a copy of a dubbed VHS tape which has not been my experience with DVD. They said teh standard def was at 420p. Don't get me wrong the Blu-ray looked outstanding and is superior, but people should see a real world demo to see the difference. I'll keep you posted.
Blu-Friday, Part Deux
Sony's Don Eklund walked us through a dramatic demonstration using Sony's upcoming Click starring Adam Sandler. This comedy was shot digitally on Sony's Panavision Genesis HD camera at 1920x1080.
Eklund showed a split screen with the uncompressed digital master playing back on one side of the screen at a whopping 400Mbps(!), and an MPEG2-encoded stream on the other side of the screen at typical DVD data rates.
On such a large screen, blown up to 4K the DVD stream was pretty pathetic. And I was just about to talk about what a loaded demo this was, but then Eklund showed us the point. The next clip was a split screen with an MPEG2 encoded clip at a Blu-rayish data rate on one side and the uncompressed master on the other.
Even on a movie theater sized screen, blown up to 4K the differences between the BD stream and the 400Mbps uncompressed master were startlingly minimal. The BD image stream was bursting with detail and clarity.
Although 4K isn't coming to the home anytime soon, 1080p is here and I'm betting the image quality I saw will still drop some jaws when we see them at home.
Josh, I agree. At one point, we joked that the left side of the screen looked more like the non-anamorphic laserdisc transfer than the disc than any DVD we ever saw. I've watched Kill Bill on Sim 300 projector when I reviewed it and (after I fixed the color wheel timing issue) it looked outstanding. I'm down one DLP projector at the moment (meaning I have none) so please, let us know what you find when you too re-view it. As a side note, I don't just get all couragous when I'm out of earshot of Sony. I did ask the presenter at the time(no one I recognized)how the video sample was created. He had no idea, but my guess is it went through more number crunching than an H&R Block accountant on Apr il 14th.
Okay. So I got Kill Bill again (I love Netflix). I watched it on my InFocus 4805 projector fed by a V Inc. Bravo D2 via DVI (10m cable) on a 92" Dalite pull down screen. I was actually stunned that the Sony demo was pretty close to my modest setup for standard def. The sword handles had a little more detail than I saw at the Sony demo, but not much. Now just mentally going over what I saw, I'm sold on Blu-ray or HD-DVD (which I haven't seen yet). The problem I'm sure is now I'll need a new projector or HD monitor to take advantage of the detail you get with the native 1080p signal. Is that correct? Fred - Can you report your findings or anyone else who has a more high end setup than mine. I'd be curious to see how they compare. Thanks!
Josh - I wouldn't rush out and buy a new projector just yet. For one thing, affordable - and debugged - 1080p projectors aren't out there in abundance. The Sony "Ruby" at $10K is at least two or three times the price of your InFocus. Tom recently reviewed the latest Yamaha 720p DLP projector and found it to be near state of the art, even compared with the pixel heavy Sony. You will certainly see advantages on your InFocus over even the very good Bravo D2 (I use one as well, and it does a great job of upconverting DVDs to 720p via the DVI output). Hang in there, Josh, and follow what's going to be a very exciting year in video before you pull the trigger.
Josh- While I agree with Fred that you don't necessarily have to rush right out and into a new projector, your 4805 has a native resolution of 480p and to get any benefit whatsoever from any high-definition source you'll need a display with at least 720p resolution. You can't fit two pounds of pixels into a one pound bag! 1080p front projection is still expensive, but one of the side benefits that will come with 1080p devices proliferating as they are this year is that 720p displays can be found at bargain prices. The Mitsubishi HC3000 I reviewed a while back (and loved- my product of the year so far) retails for $2500 and has a street price even lower. And right now Randy Tomlinson is reviewing a 50-something inch 720p DLP rear projector from Samsung that he likes a lot and apparently sells for around $1500.


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By Megg on October 16, 2014 - 14:01 | Comments (80)
This year Club Penguin turns 9! Hooray!
Every year, there's an exclusive party hat, only available at the party.
UPDATE: I'm silly and did not realize everyone knew the hat color already. Here is a new question: What color or design would you like to see for future party hats?!
Leave your suggestion in the comments below! And make sure to join us in the Coffee Shop Oct 23-29 to pick up your hat :D
Waddle on!
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By Daffodaily5 on October 16, 2014 - 09:52 | Comments (94)
The brand new issue of the fab UK Magazine is available in shops today, so I thought I'd give you all a quick sneak peek of my fave section; Celebrity Ghost Stories! With Halloween on the horizon, what better way to prepare for the spooky season than with some terrifying tales from some of CP's very own celebs? Take a look at one of the stories below, but be warned, it's not for the faint hearted... MWAH HA HA HA! Ahem.
How spooky was that?! In addition to the Ghost Stories, this month's mag is haunted by hilarious comics and possessed by perplexing puzzles! :P
If you know any good ghost stories, perhaps you could leave a comment below! Try not to scare us all too much though...
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By Megg on October 15, 2014 - 10:38 | Comments (101)
Hi Penguins!
I'm officially calling this year the year of the puffles. So far we've introduced: dinos, cat, dog, AND snowman puffles. Craziness!
The best part? There are still more to come!
A few players may have caught glimpses of the new puffles, but here's a little sneak peek of more puffles coming later this year:
What do you think the new puffles will be?
Waddle on!
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By Megg on October 14, 2014 - 13:50 | Comments (62)
How awesome would it be to see items you just got, showing at the top of your inventory, instead of having to scroll to the bottom?
So awesome we're including it in our updates this week! Booyah!
Starting Thursday, October 16, when you get a new item, it'll show up at the top of your inventory. :D
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Hello Penguins!
Our friend and fellow blogger, Tato Maxx, has being doing a great job with the 'Where on the Island' posts on the Spanish blog. We thought it would be awesome to start doing them in all languages!
How it works is: We'll post a clue from a location on the island. Everyone can find where on the island we took the picture, and post their guesses in the comment.
To make it a bit more of a challenge, we won't publish any comments until tomorrow, when we announce who the first penguin to guess the right answer was.
Here's the clue:
Remember to specify what is seen in the photo and where on the island it is.
Good luck and waddle on!
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Persona 4 Golden is the expanded and enhanced Vita version of PS2 RPG adventure, Persona 4. It'll have extended story elements, new characters and a load of other treats, making it worthwhile for anyone who loved the 2008/09 original.
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This was great! I used a Boboli thin crust, dried rosemary and sea salt in a grinder. Baked it @350 for longer then stated, 10-12 mins maybe..? I like it a lil more done. I had a chunk of feta so i tried crumbling some on half of it and loved it! The plain was excellent as well. Served it with some pasta and a salad with balsamic :)
Delicious as a cracker for spreads and cheese, but be sure to make the pizza very thin. Easy on the salt.
Definitely use big coarse sea salt for the crunch and to make certain it's not overly salty.
I used fresh dough...this was easily the best pizza I have ever made. An easy launching point, too, for additions.
This was good, but I used too much sea salt - I find it very hard to get sea salt right. So the final product was too salty for us. We scraped off a lot of the salt, but lost a lot of the rosemary in the process. We enjoyed this with cheese, hard sausage and a baby greens salad. I will try it again with MUCH less salt.


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I had finally found a bathtub mat which is both cushiony-comfortable & skid-resistant suction cups for geriatric mom's baths in slippery tub. (I'm talking VERY slippery tub, and no choice for other bath accommodations - long story). The bath mat I settled for is the Eurotile rubber bath mat, but mildew gathers on it after awhile. Would either Arm & Hammer Oxi liquid detergent help remove the mildew, or else some sort of peroxide solution? I'm talking about immersing/soaking it awhile in the solution. Also:
I prefer to avoid bleach since it's overwhelmingly strong, thus undesirable, and that's aside from this bleach-mold-myth site.
P.S. just so you know, I also tried (and still have) the popular Rubbermaid Mildew Resistant Mat but the latter had several disadvantages: (1) its large suction cups felt sorta bumpy compared to the cushiony-comfortable Eurotile mat (2) difficult to attach & remove (for draping over tub rail) due to its large suction cups. The Eurotile is much easier to attach & remove, even while it offers the same degree of both skid resistance & adherence-to-tub. btw, if i someday get hold of a pressure washer & hose, i might try that. But meanwhile, the above questions remain open, and thanks to anyone who can offer experienced advice. |
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- Posted by pandorathecat (My Page) on Mon, May 7, 12 at 11:57
Someone wrote a review on that mat on the Bed Bath and Beyond website. if you haven't already, for mildew removal, the review suggested sprinkling scouring powder and gently using a brush on the crevices. Worst case basis, get a new mat. Question: Did the mat get mildew despite hanging after every use? |
Ha, that review was my own!! (albeit perhaps another pen name) such are the quirks of the www, that you often get the same mimicked info, where people wind up quoting your own stuff back to you. (I'm sure it's happened to me before..) ...and btw, i was very frustrated that the BedBath guys didn't enable people to edit, otherwise I'd have edited it to say that soaking in bleach is a much much easier solution. But bleach is overwhelming (also see my OP for more re: that option. So once again, can someone please advise |
I went to the bleach-mold-myth site and that site is aimed at mold remediation on drywall and other porous surfaces. Your mat is not porous. Personally, I would improve the ventilation in the bathroom and use a mild bleach solution in a spray bottle - maybe 1 part bleach to 9 parts water and lightly spray the mat after use. Did you try the recipe for boric acid, hydrogen peroxide and water/vinegar suggested on the mold website? |
Hi there, graywings, actually, I didn't, since I was too busy printing out the main page, as well as busy with a handyman doing odd jobs around here. Thanks for bringing it to my attention, and for the suggestion! I was going to try Arm & Hammer +Oxi Scum-Spray (just purchased) as well as Arm Hammer Crystal Burst +Oxi. I noted that the scum-spray barely made a dent on my own sinks & tub, and I detest the heavy lemongrassy odor So now i'm thinking either the scum spray done outside with suction cups facing up, then tons of water dumped on it to rid the smell. Then next attempt: Then next attempt: The aforesaid article stating boric-acid is too hard for me. I want to try simpler first. BTW, thanks again - you're amazing - so often coming to the rescue! |
You could soak it in the bathtub filled with 2 or 3 inches of water and cleaning solution or the clothes washer with some towels, or run it through the dishwasher. |
I've had a problem with our mat getting mildew. Now after our bath or shower, I just hang it up to air dry. I haven't had any problems with mildew. |
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Capstone celebrates Jellaby, the award-winning series by Kean Soo! In this Free Comic Book Day 2014 special, ten-year-old Portia Bennett and her beloved purple monster, Jellaby, head to the great outdoors in two comic shorts, including the exclusive, never-before-in-print adventure "The Knot." Also featuring a monster load of bonus materials: creator Q & A, pinup art, super-secret previews, and much, much more!
Preview: FCBD: The Adventures of Jellaby
Sun, April 27th, 2014 at 8:58am PDT
- Story by
- Kean Soo
- Art by
- Kean Soo
- Cover by
- Kean Soo
- Publisher
- Capstone
- Cover Price:
- $0.00
- Release Date
- Sat, May 3rd, 2014
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